Age of Fools
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William A. Cook's Age of Fools is an attempt to relocate our society where it belongs. It is an injection of intense humanism, a celebration of creative thinking that encourages creative reading. - Gilad Atzmon, Israeli-born British Jazz Artist, Author & popular Critical Analyst of Mid-East and Global Affairs. Read more of this review
The Chronicles of Nefaria
by William A. Cook
"The Chronicles of Nefaria" is short fiction, Kafkaesque in attitude, drawing on current events happening in the mid-east, metamorphosed into a surreal world that exemplifies the horror of leaders devoid of humanity. More information
by William A. Cook
The year is 1934, late fall, and Richard Catling slouches pensively against the train’s window on his way from London to Bungay where he went to school and where his father farms a few acres of mud furrowed fields in a vain attempt to keep the family’s home as the depression spreads ever more deeply in the rural countryside. (bio and obituary) Rain and sleet strike against the window creating a cacophony of clashing sounds with the clack, clack of the iron wheels below and the screeching wind that enters through the rocking clatter of the door at the end of the car.
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A compelling indictment of the Bush-sponsored New World Order of endless wars against Arabs/Moslems, relentlessly promoted by a nauseating campaign of deceit and lies at the highest levels of the US Administration in complicity with a corrupt self-serving corporate media, at the behest of a greedy so-called corporate 'elite' and of the aggressive fundamentalist pro-Israel Washington, DC lobbies. - Anthony Yuja